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To: Ilaine who wrote (111)12/15/2000 5:18:45 PM
From: Mama Bear  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 181
 
The point wasn't who the governor was, or whether they made a difference, but that they were accepted. The Constitution doesn't say anything about 12/12, or 12/18, or give license to impose such dates, just that the votes have to be in the hands of Congress on the 6th.

Regards,

Barb



To: Ilaine who wrote (111)12/15/2000 5:22:51 PM
From: Mama Bear  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 181
 
BTW, the Governor of Hawaii was a Republican, William F. Quinn.

"ON Jan. 6, 1961, hours before the U.S. Senate officially tallied the electoral votes, it received a message from Hawaii's Republican governor, Quinn, saying the three Kennedy votes from Hawaii should be accepted."

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Regards,

Barb


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